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| Trip-Lite power bars I'm using three Trip_Lite isobars power bars on my system. Do thy have the possibility of limiting the amount of power available to my receiver? I have my Sub, and Receiver plugged into one and my outboard amp and projector intro the other all on a dedicated 15amp circuit. Home theater: Onkyo TXSR805 receiver, Samson Servo 4120 bridged @240wattsX2, 2-Mission 765 Mains, 4-762i's Rears, SVS PB13 Ultra, AR center PSC25, 2 Audio control C131 EQ's Toshiba HD A2 & Samsung BDP1400 DVD players, Sanyo Z2 projector Two Channel system: Yamaha RX-V995, Mission 764i towers, & A/D/S MS3u sub Yamaha KX-393 Tape deck, CDC 805 5 disc CD changer, LG DV7832NXC DVD player, Motorola HD-PVR, Sony KP-53HS30 rear projection HDTV, turntable PS-T20 | |||
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| Re: Trip-Lite power bars No, they are not limiting the power available. "It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it." -Joseph Joubert Raise the bar. | |||
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| Re: Trip-Lite power bars Ok thanks guys. Home theater: Onkyo TXSR805 receiver, Samson Servo 4120 bridged @240wattsX2, 2-Mission 765 Mains, 4-762i's Rears, SVS PB13 Ultra, AR center PSC25, 2 Audio control C131 EQ's Toshiba HD A2 & Samsung BDP1400 DVD players, Sanyo Z2 projector Two Channel system: Yamaha RX-V995, Mission 764i towers, & A/D/S MS3u sub Yamaha KX-393 Tape deck, CDC 805 5 disc CD changer, LG DV7832NXC DVD player, Motorola HD-PVR, Sony KP-53HS30 rear projection HDTV, turntable PS-T20 | |||
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| Re: Trip-Lite power bars The tripplite bar I have, HTPOWERBAR10, is rated at 15 amps according to the specs on the Tripplite site, and has little lights on the bar itself that show power usage all the way to 15 amps. Check your specific models on their site. Listen to the Real HT Info Podcast at http://realht.info, or on iTunes. Also, listen right here on The Home Theater Shack. Just use the web applet on the front page. | |||
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